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truffle (?) ID request
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hey yall.. okay.. ive read all of the forum rules :laugh:  and ive searched and searched through threads looking to see if there was already an anwnser to my quandry.. ive found alot of fungus here in my travels.. i have located some things that look like truffles? im not entirely sure.. i have never really hunted before.. these are dark orange, they resemble the skin of an orange. if  you hold it up, there is one straight edge.. such as this
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the rest of it is a light curve, the fungus looks basically like a capital D, its about 2 inches across on the flat side, then tapers off to about half an inch on the curved side .. it is orange on the top, and underneath a very dark orange, i live in florida and i found it growing on a downed scrub oak.. im not sure if these are good, i doubt it, but i figure i'd ask the experts.. i dont even know if these are truffles, for all i know they could just be poisonous crap, which im sure they are :laugh: just wondering if there are orange truffles in existance that are actually edible.. thanks for your time :smile:


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i know the pieces fit, cuz i watched them fall away. mildewed and smoldering, fundamental differing. pure intention juxtaposed will set two lovers souls in motion, disenigrating as it goes, testing our communication. the light that fueled our fire then has burned a hole between us, so, we cannot seem to reach an end, crippling our communication.
the poetry that comes from the squaring off between, and the circling is worth it, finding beauty in the dissonance.

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Re: truffle (?) ID request [Re: DrunkyDaBear]
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Truffels grow underground and please read the rules regarding a id request. You have to be more specific in your description.


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Re: truffle (?) ID request [Re: kaal-kopje]
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i was as specific as i could be, what else do you want to know, what it tastes like?? and also *if you didnt read above!!* i read all the rules and searched all the threads, so i'd thank you to actually pay attention to the post before you repremand me, all youre trying to do is add another post to your number, thats all :smile:


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i know the pieces fit, cuz i watched them fall away. mildewed and smoldering, fundamental differing. pure intention juxtaposed will set two lovers souls in motion, disenigrating as it goes, testing our communication. the light that fueled our fire then has burned a hole between us, so, we cannot seem to reach an end, crippling our communication.
the poetry that comes from the squaring off between, and the circling is worth it, finding beauty in the dissonance.

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Re: truffle (?) ID request [Re: DrunkyDaBear]
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It's hard to say without a picture, but by the sounds of your description it may be a truffle. Tuber canaliculatum is a possibility, but it's really hard to say without a picture of the specimen. Try google searching for images of Tuber canaliculatum to see if they look alike. Good luck.

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Re: truffle (?) ID request [Re: Hotnuts]
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Here you go. Bare in mind that these truffles can be orange colored also. Cut your specimen in half so you can take a look at the interior of it. That will help for your identification.

http://images.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://www.nemf.org/files/lincoff/fieldkey/Tuber_canaliculatum.jpg&imgrefurl=http://www.nemf.org/files/lincoff/fieldkey/truffles.html&h=372&w=489&sz=9&hl=en&start=1&um=1&tbnid=KbzFU9_d33LvQM:&tbnh=99&tbnw=130&prev=/images%3Fq%3Dimages%2Bof%2BTuber%2Bcanaliculatum%26svnum%3D10%26um%3D1%26hl%3Den%26client%3Dfirefox-a%26rls%3Dorg.mozilla:en-US:official%26hs%3DtZm%26sa%3DN

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Re: truffle (?) ID request [Re: Hotnuts]
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I thought truffles only grew out west,under douglas fir?no?

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Re: truffle (?) ID request [Re: coon]
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coon said:
I thought truffles only grew out west,under douglas fir?no?


As far as I know, truffles also grow under deciduous trees.

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Re: truffle (?) ID request [Re: koraks]
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huh.I'll be danged.thanks koraks.in eastern u.s.?

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Re: truffle (?) ID request [Re: coon]
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coon said:
huh.I'll be danged.thanks koraks.in eastern u.s.?


Well, I know about 6 species of truffles occur naturally in The Netherlands, so I'd say it's possible they occur in the Eastern US as well (at least, in zones where winters aren't too harsh). However, I'm not familiar with the distribution of tuber species in the US.

Btw, there are definitely species of truffle that associate with the Douglas fir, such as the Oregon white truffle, as this page by Tom Volk illustrates. Other species, such as the red truffle (tuber rufum) usually associate with species like oak and hazelnut.

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Re: truffle (?) ID request [Re: koraks]
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thanks again man,I gotta research truffles a little bit then, just took it at face they weren't around here.hope all is well.

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Re: truffle (?) ID request [Re: DrunkyDaBear]
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you may have some ground dwelling tuber, but probably not a truffle. dont eat it right away or anything.

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Re: truffle (?) ID request [Re: coon]
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The fungus I shot out there as a starting point for you is found in Florida. Along with all of the other Gulf coast states as well. I'm curious to see if you indeed have something good there.

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Re: truffle (?) ID request [Re: DrunkyDaBear]
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DrunkyDaBear said:
these are dark orange, they resemble the skin of an orange.


Perhaps the Orange Peel Fungus, Aleuria aurantia.

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Re: truffle (?) ID request [Re: shroomydan]
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I'd hope Aleuria aurantia and a truffle couldn't be confused. lol

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Re: truffle (?) ID request [Re: Hotnuts]
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no pic ,poor ID.

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Re: truffle (?) ID request [Re: coon]
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Pycnoporus_cinnabarinus.html

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Re: truffle (?) ID request [Re: shroomydan]
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who knows dan ,I thought it was something dug up,with the suggestion it was a truffle and all.aww heck.

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Re: truffle (?) ID request [Re: coon]
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:lol:

A photograph would certainly help.

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Re: truffle (?) ID request [Re: Hotnuts]
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very ponderous.

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Re: truffle (?) ID request [Re: coon]
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Truffles do not grow in the South-East U.S. They are found primarily in Europe and parts of Asia, and are known to grow in the PNW of North America. Finding a true truffle in Florida would be a strange anomaly.

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